The Ultimate Insider’s Guide to Winning Foundation Grants
by Martin Teitel
$7.95
A long-time foundation CEO, Martin Teitel fed up with the smoke and mirrors of grant seeking. As head of the Cedar Tree Foundation, Teitel dispensed tens of millions of dollars in grants. He knows the secrets, the preferred approaches, the red flags – and he wants you to know them, too. He’s committed to leveling the playing field.
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- Eliminate the smoke and mirrors of grant seeking and learn about inside practices you need to know.
- Understand what the misguided myths are about foundations.
- Discover the red flags, guidelines and common mistakes when developing your proposals.
- Explore the author's insights about winning proposals, meeting the funder and making site visits.
About the Author
Martin Teitel has worked in the world of nonprofits for 45 years, 30 of them for grant making foundations, including a 12-year stint as CEO of the Cedar Tree Foundation in Boston. Teitel has a doctorate in philosophy from the Union Institute, Cincinnati, and Master in Social Work from San Diego State University. He is a Field Education Supervisor for the Harvard Divinity School. Follow his blog at http://saltmarshmarty.blogspot.com/.
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